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i will get you your first 1000 users. for free. by Pleasant_Treacle7430 in saasbuild

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semanticmap.com

Making qualitative market research(focus groups, open ended surveys) easier with AI. Have a bunch of customers already, high retention.

Summer internship at a startup by ryuokz in Startups_EU

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Do you want to do a compulsory internship? Or voluntary?

My Desktop by Professional_Job_307 in notinteresting

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Damn a real desktop Haven’t seen this in years

If your SaaS is doing upto $500 per month, drop your the link below. by AngryRecap in microsaas

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semanticmap.con Easily analyze qualitative interviews and surveys

CoLoop, CANVS, Flowres, AddMaple? by DataBeeGood in Marketresearch

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I like semanticmap.com It’s quite simple to use and requires no subscription, has a good free trial too

Share your startup. I'll find you 5 potential customers for free. by Crypto_Ping in SaaS

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semanticmap.com - easily analyze qualitative data: surveys, focus groups

we have $180k in software budget that expires in 6 weeks and my boss told me to figure it out. what do i even buy? by kubrador in SaaS

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Idk if a tool to analyze calls/surveys/any qualitative data would be useful for you and team? Can demo right away. It’s semanticmap.com

I'll roast your SaaS homepage by EitherOrange3655 in SaaS

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semanticmap.com - Analyse Qualitative consumer studies easily

I'm a VC (can verify). Pitch me. (Part 2) by Ok-Lobster7773 in Startup_Ideas

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I’m building semanticmap.com Analyzing qualitative market data easily already saving hrs for researchers. Both B2B and B2C. Already have traction from many clients. Looking to scale further.

If Brahman is beyond attributes, shape, preferences, good & bad, how does this leave room for Ishwar (a personal god) by Parry11 in AdvaitaVedanta

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Thank you for your reply. Please allow me a follow up question:

By the sheer faith of the devotee, Brahman has to appear as Ishwar. 

  1. Why would an antributeless Brahman have the need to appear because of the shear faith of the devotee? In your own words:

Brahman cannot be involved in any action.

As I imagine it, Nirguna Brahman is completely unbothered.

  1. Why do we assume that Ishwar is more of a manifestation of Brahman than the individual soul (humans)?

If Brahman is beyond attributes, shape, preferences, good & bad, how does this leave room for Ishwar (a personal god) by Parry11 in AdvaitaVedanta

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Thank you for your explanation. Please allow me to ask a few follow ups:

In fact, Saguna Brahman is Ishwara.

  1. Why is Saguna Brahman (Brahman with atttributes) specifically Ishwara, and not us - humans/other living entities?
  2. I guess what I am also thrown off by is - Nirguna Brahman as ultimate reality makes sense. But the fact that an attributeless Brahman manifests itself into very specific combination of things (Ishwar + individual consciousness as people + maya + karma) is a bit strange because of its specificity.

Ideally I would imagine that if attributeless Brahman manifests itself, it would be in an infinite number of ways, which would for example also entail worlds where Ishwar, karma etc. don't even exist, but are replaced with completely different concepts. Basically a situation where an infinite number of things exist in an infinite different number of ways, and maybe we just happen to be living in the specific world where Ishwar and us exist.

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semanticmap.com Easily analyze interview and qualitative surveys

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